Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Michigan and attorney general up there, Dana Nestle, and her plans to proceed because I mean not to put too fine a point on it but

it seems like she got tired of waiting. In Michigan there are a number of allegations surrounding people

who may have participated in the elector letter's plot how it's you know come to be known.

The attorney general submitted kind of a referral for federal prosecution.

It's been like a year.

And there hasn't been any public movement on it.

So she has decided to reopen the investigation and move forward with it.

There are complaints from the GOP up there, basically saying that it's a political

stunt and that the people really shouldn't want somebody who's going to use tax

dollars to constantly go after their

political enemies. That's how they're trying to frame it. I don't know that that framing is accurate or that it's going to hold for very long.

Some of the quotes coming out of the attorney general's office

really makes it seem like they're headed to a charging decision

like now.

They're saying they're reopening the investigation, but some interesting quotes include,

there is clear evidence to support charges against those 16 false electors.

That's straight from the attorney general.

That's from Nessel.

I don't think that this is going to be a political show. I think that this is an attorney general at the state level who doesn't

want to wait anymore, who isn't willing to see what garland is up to and plans to proceed pretty quickly.

I have a feeling that the kind of flippant response from the GOP up there is gonna come

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